ALT Archive photo of Julia Scott Reed with a green, yellow, and red banner and Black illustrated fists raised high.

ALT Headline from the San Antonio Express-News that reads, "Lax Texas Charter School Laws Allow Splashy Land Buys, Profits for Leaders."

ALT Illustrated man relaxing in an armchair. Text says "Take our 2022 Membership Survey" with a red banner that says "Closing December 9!"

ALT Photo shows an A-F-T member seated with hands folded. Text says "Hey, Texas paras! We're fighting for 15% raises for school workers, an end to class size loopholes, and a defined work year. Agree? Share this post and sign the respect pledge. Your voice is needed!"

ALT Text says "2022 Membership Survey" with Texas A-F-T logo.

ALT Preview of an article from Texas A-F-T's Hotline newsletter published on November 10 with the headline "Collin College Professor Reinstated After Free-Speech Lawsuit."

ALT Headline from The Dallas Morning News that reads "Lieutenant Governor Patrick Calls Dallas, Urban Schools 'Dropout Factories' During Voucher Push."

ALT Back to School Know Your Rights Webinar for Teachers: Supporting Your L-G-B-T-Q-I-A-Plus Students on Thursday, October 27 at 6 -m Central time. The registration link is in the tweet. Description of the event reads: "Join advocacy, legislative, and legal experts from the A-C-L-U of Texas, Texas Freedom Network, Out Youth, the Texas State Teachers Association, Texas A-F-T, the Human Rights Campaign, and Lambda Legal for a back-to-school Know Your Rights session for teachers of L-G-B-T-Q-I-A-plus students."

ALT Beto stands in front of a group of seated educators and gestures with both hands. Behind him are Alliance A-F-T and Texas A-F-T signs.

ALT Spotlight on a blue Texas A-F-T "Educators for Beto" T-shirt with an illustrated cowboy. Text says to use code 'COLA' to get the shirt for $20.04.

ALT Photos of A-F-T President Randi Weingarten, Texas A-F-T President Zeph Capo, and Dallas math teacher Rosemary Curts, with text that says, "Union Talk Podcast: Solutions to the Nationwide Teacher and School Staff Shortages."

ALT Photo shows a large group of Alliance A-F-T employees gathered for a photo at a school board meeting. All wear red shirts. Text says, "In 2022, Alliance A-F-T members fought for and won: retention incentives for staff from $2,500 to $3,500; $15 minimum wage; double-digit pay increases for transportation, custodial, and food service employees."